HOW TO STYLE A COFFEE TABLE IN 8 SIMPLE STEPS?

1. HOW TO STYLE A COFFEE TABLE IN 8 SIMPLE STEPS? The important thing to remember about this topic is that different coffee table shapes will all be styled differently. They must be because the table top will have various parameters that you must work within. So, below, we’ll outline my general rules for marble coffee table styling, and then we’ll get more specific about individual table shapes. Coffee Table Styling Guidelines These five tips apply to all coffee table sizes, shapes, and colors. They are the universal rules you can follow to ensure your decorated coffee table looks amazing. After you've digested these broad guidelines, we'll get into some more specific ideas for your specific marble-top coffee table shape further down. Make certain that the styling reflects your theme. No home should be overly themed, but it should have a consistent vibe. Is it a calm and soothing environment with a Hamptons or coastal/boho vibe, for example? Whatever it is, make sure the objects on your coffee table complement it. Make certain that your personality shines through. While the new store-bought decor is lovely, your coffee table styling should also reflect your personality. We've previously discussed why you need more strange things in your home, and your coffee table is the ideal place to display those odd keepsakes and travel mementos. Use Objects of Various Heights Your oval marble coffee table should have a variety of objects at various heights. You want the eye to travel visually, up and down the ornaments on the table to create interest. Don't put them so high that you can't see over them when sitting on your sofa, but experiment with different heights. Display a Texture Medley

2. The texture is extremely important. Coffee tables with objects made of the same material are all too common. Like a shiny vase next to a shiny bird ornament on a shiny tray. That's a lot of the same thing. Ideally, you should not repeat the same finish. Instead, experiment with tactile materials that have a unique look and feel. Investigate Depth of Field This means that the objects should not be arranged in a straight line. Tall objects should be at the back of your coffee table arrangement, with shorter ones in front. Consider it like a family portrait; you want everyone to be visible. Instead of a row, consider the arrangement as a cluster or items, with some closer together.